Bitcoin spot ETF has seen net inflows for 14 consecutive days! Global Bitcoin ETF holdings exceed one million

According to statistics from @HODL15Capital, the number of Bitcoins managed by the global Bitcoin spot ETF has reached 1,005,767, with a total value of more than 68 billion US dollars (the United States accounts for 58.1 billion US dollars), accounting for The circulation volume was 4.78%, a record high.

Among them, BlackRock ranks first with 291,568 BTC, surpassing Grayscale (285,126), which had previously occupied the top spot for a long time.

Global Bitcoin ETF holdings

Bitcoin spot ETF has net inflows for 14 consecutive days

At the same time, SoSoValue data shows that Bitcoin Spot ETFs have shown net inflows for 14 consecutive days.

Grayscale (GBTC) has experienced net inflows for several days:

• 5/3: 63.01 million US dollars

• 5/6: US$3.94 million

• 5/15: US$27.05 million

• ##5/16: US$4.64 million

• 5/17: US$31.61 million

• 5/20: US$9.35 million

ETF net inflow data

ETF far exceeds the holdings of listed companies

After the United States officially approved the Bitcoin spot ETF in January this year, the scale of the global Bitcoin spot ETF immediately increased significantly. Bitcoin holdings exceed those of listed companies.

According to BitcoinTreasuries, the Bitcoin holdings of listed companies around the world are approximately 307,795, accounting for 1.47% of the total circulation.

Among them, the micro strategy alone holds 214,400 BTC, accounting for 1.021% of the total circulation.

Similar to the previous bull market, there were also listed companies that imitated micro-strategies, including medical technology company Semler Scientific and Japanese company Metaplanet.

Metaplanet’s stock price rose sixfold after buying 117.7 Bitcoins. CEO Simon Gerovich also emphasized in an interview in mid-May that he would continue to buy Bitcoins.

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